The article analyzes the export potential and proposes a methodology for its assessment, measures for its development in the Marshall plan. The institutional mechanism by which Ukraine's export activity is regulated in wartime conditions has been studied. The study identifies the main threats to the country's foreign economic activity during this period. In order to develop the export potential, it is necessary to make changes to the development strategies of the territories, which helped the authorities to clearly form the tools and directions for developing the potential, in order to satisfy the interests of the sectors of the economy with all possible tools.

The economy of Ukraine is partially destroyed and poses an energy threat to European countries. The article analyzes trends in the development of consumption in Ukraine, and assesses the prospects for development. Energy Ukraine's system depends on fossil fuels. The government sought to diversify risks and ensure sustainable development. The energy consumption market is characterized by a decline and an increase in the use of gas. The article develops cases for making decisions on the necessary investments in the energy system of Ukraine after the war. We analyze energy consumption trends and justify the need for investment in the nuclear industry, which occupies a large part of the country's energy consumption. A model for assessing and forecasting the energy consumption market has been developed. The model shows an upward trend in oil and gas consumption. Our approach allows us to quantify the net increase in energy consumption in the future. Keywords: energy, energy supply, renewable energy, energy strategy, energy resources

Ukraine's nuclear power industry is partially under russian occupation, which poses a significant energy threat. This applies to both Ukraine and European countries. Nuclear power plants in Ukraine operate on imported uranium. The article analyses trends in the development of nuclear energy in the world and in Ukraine. The energy system of Ukraine depends on imported uranium. The article presents an assessment of the exhaustibility of uranium resource. Steps to improve the safety of nuclear energy are presented and the necessity of transition to green energy is substantiated. The problems of atomic energy of Ukraine in conditions of sustainable development are analysed. Keywords: energy, uranium, resource exhaustibility, energy strategy, nuclear power plants